Name: USA: des soldats américains en partance pour la frontière mexicaine
Duration: 101

Disant craindre une "invasion" de son pays par ces migrants, Donald Trump a annoncé le déploiement de plus de 5200 soldats à la frontière américano-mexicaine, qui s'ajouteront aux quelque 2100 membres de la Garde nationale déjà mobilisés.

L'Inde inaugurait mercredi sous haute sécurité, par crainte de manifestations des communautés locales, la plus haute statue du monde située dans l'État du Gujarat (ouest), terre du Premier ministre Narendra Modi.Les autorités indiennes ont prévu une cérémonie d'inauguration spectaculaire pour la statue de 182 mètres de haut - dont 25 de piédestal - de Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, l'une des figures de l'indépendance du pays et érigé en modèle par les nationalistes hindous, en présence du chef du gouvernement. Grande comme deux fois la statue de la Liberté new-yorkaise - piédestaux compris -, la "statue de l'Unité" représente le premier ministre de l'Intérieur indien habillé d'un dhoti traditionnel et d'un châle passé sur les épaules.

La plus grande statue du monde a été inaugurée en Inde par premier ministre Modi

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  Road between Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico/Guatemala border and Tapachula - 30 October 2018

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  1. Aerial of second migrant caravan, some holding Honduran flag 

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  Road between Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico/Guatemala border and Tapachula - 30 October 2018

  2. Migrants walking along side of road

  3. Migrant pushing someone in wheelchair 

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  Road between Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico/Guatemala border and Tapachula - 30 October 2018

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  4. Aerial of migrants marching

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  Road between Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico/Guatemala border and Tapachula - 30 October 2018

  5. Migrants holding large flag of Honduras 

  6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gerber Hinestrosa, Honduras migrants:

  "Now I feel good."

  (Reporter) "Are going to the United States?"

  "That's what we think, but it's a very difficult trek. Maybe we'll make it."

  7. Various migrants marching 

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  Road between Ciudad Hidalgo, near the Mexico/Guatemala border and Tapachula - 30 October 2018

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  8. Aerial of second migrant caravan 

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  Ciudad Hidalgo - 30 October 2018

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  9. Aerial of Mexican navy patrol boats on the Suchiate river between Guatemala and Mexico

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  Ciudad Hidalgo - 30 October 2018

  10. Various locals going about their daily lives as they travel on boats along the Suchiate river 

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  Ciudad Hidalgo - 30 October 2018

  11. Man on boat 

  12. Mexican navy sending message via megaphone from a boat 

  13. Four Mexican navy personnel patrolling area along the Suchiate river 

    

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  Along Suchiate river between Tecun Uman, Guatemala and Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico - 29 October 2018

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  14. Various aerial of migrants walking across the Suchiate river into Mexico 

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  Along Suchiate River between Tecun Uman, Guatemala and Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico- 29 October 2018

  15. Various migrants in caravan, including some with small children, crossing the Suchiate river into Mexico with sound of helicopters flying above them 

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  Ciudad Hidalgo – 29 October 2018 

  16. Migrants gathering on Mexican side of the river after successfully crossing the border

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  More than 1,000 migrants in a second caravan that forced its way across the river from Guatemala on Tuesday have now begun arriving in the southern Mexico city of Tapachula. 

  Gerbert Hinestrosa, 54, a straw-hatted migrant from Santa Barbara, Honduras, was traveling with his wife and teenage son. 

  Hinestrosa said he realized how hard it would be to make it to the U.S. border. 

  "Right now I feel good." 

  The first, larger caravan also passed through Tapachula about 10 days ago, and now is about 250 miles (400 kilometers) ahead, in the Oaxaca state city of Juchitan.

  The second group of several hundred migrants crossed the Suchiate River from Guatemala to Mexico en masse on Monday, but were met by ranks of Mexican federal police who blocked them from entering. 

  The standoff on the riverbank follow a more violent confrontation that occurred on the nearby bridge over the river the night before, wh